Johnny Sorrow

Thanks, Duke! And thanks for helping to make this one of the most active parts of PWO. You brought me out of PWO retirement at the perfect time. Almost everyone who annoyed me has vamoosed. My ghost town paradise .

The Twitter Deification going on is disappointing since there's some folks I like playing the whole "Sure he was a giant asshole publicly, but he was nice to me." angle. It's like people talking about Jerry Lewis except Jerry was talented and a genius. So that " If you can't say anything nice" thing? Well, I changed my mind. I feel for any family or loved ones affected by his loss. Truly. But besides that? I'm not going to pretend he was some important voice. He was a dude who had a few contacts in the business and was an asshole as an identity. And this "Influential Leader of the IWC" shit is as ludicrous as it was years ago when he tried to lecture me right here at PWO over some joke I made at his expense. He wasn't mad. He told me that I needed to be more responsible since I, Johnny Sorrow, was an important voice in the IWC. I don't remember what I responded with but it was probably something like " Go eat a bag of dicks." RIP

Oh, so besides all the other issues he was also a joke thief? Jesus Christ.

I didn't want to chime in since if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all. However, back in the day that happened here. I remember him getting banned a couple of times.

There's a really good French documentary called "Kirby At War" by the way.

The New Day are fucking great. There was a long time where they were one of the only acts in WWE that were actually over. When my nephew was young they were his favorite act by far, to the point where when he had lost interest he'd always watch a New Day match. They were so over that they were one of the only acts that clearly weren't reciting scripted shit and were creating their own shit. If Kofi and Creed showed up in AEW I'd start watching some of their TV again and not just go to every show they play in Denver.

That's terrible. She's such a talent and as far as I know, one of the good ones in this business. Heartbreaking.

40 years of going to wrestling shows and I never brought a sign. There's still time to make this go viral. My TARO sign made air as well as Bruno Puppet who was dancing over Excalibur's head after the MJF/ Hangman segment. 😄

Off all the things to make that part of the crowd finally turn on HHH, it's the best finish they've done in forever, that was probably all Cena's idea, to end the best fucking match I've seen in a long time.

AMC's glory days are behind them, but it's still a huge upgrade from that AXS TV channel that no one has, or if they do they don't know they do. It's going to get a lot more eyes on the show.

The idea that the low ratings have anything to do with it being at the ECW Arena is fucking dumb. Thats the stupidest thing I've seen in the sea of stupid wrestling talk on social media.

Totally. I'm not exactly the biggest AEW fan in the world, but I like watching big wrestling cards. But I don't like big or smaller cards that have me up until after 11 on weeknights or weekends. I'm old, so I remember fondly the basically Matinee PPV's, like Mania 3 when I was 16. And that had an intermission. I find the AEW marathon shows way more enjoyable while I clean the house, make a sandwich for lunch, eat two gummies, and then prepare a meal for the family and my friend Chris who'll come over for the last two hours. On Sundays it depends when he goes to Mass with his mother.

Reasons for the move aside, I prefer a five hour show that starts in the afternoon.

If they've committed to these mega long shows, then they should keep doing them as matinees. I've been enjoying watching and cooking and straightening up the place as opposed to being up at 12 am trying not to fall asleep.

He sure is. But the constant "He's dedicated the match to his kids/ late brother!" and always losing stinks.